Corpus Christi, Texas – Triple-digit heat is surging across South Texas today, with highs reaching 100°F in Cotulla and Tilden, and temperatures expected to remain elevated through Friday.
According to the National Weather Service in Corpus Christi, a prolonged stretch of hot and mostly dry weather will grip the region this week. Temperatures will climb into the upper 90s and low 100s daily, with inland areas like Freer and Laredo reaching 99°F today. Coastal spots including Corpus Christi (89°F), Rockport (90°F), and Port Lavaca (86°F) will remain slightly cooler, but humidity will drive heat indices higher.
Cities like Alice (97°F) and Beeville (95°F) face minor to moderate heat-related impacts, especially during the afternoon. Residents are urged to stay hydrated, limit outdoor activity during peak heat hours, and check on elderly neighbors or those without air conditioning.
Rain chances remain low—between 5% and 20%—through Thursday, with only isolated thunderstorms expected midweek. Friday could see the week’s hottest temperatures, peaking near 103°F in some inland zones.
This early June heat event arrives ahead of typical summer highs and may strain outdoor workers and local utilities. Heat advisories could be issued if conditions intensify.
⚠️ Stay weather-aware and take heat precautions this week.
🔎 5-DAY FORECAST FOR SOUTH TEXAS:
- Monday: Mostly sunny, highs 88–101°F, lows 74–80°F, rain chance <5%
- Tuesday: Partly cloudy, highs 88–100°F, lows 76–81°F, rain chance 5–15%
- Wednesday: Isolated storms, highs 88–101°F, lows 74–81°F, rain chance 10–20%
- Thursday: Partly sunny, highs 88–100°F, lows 74–81°F, rain chance 10–15%
- Friday: Hot and mostly sunny, highs 89–103°F, lows 74–80°F, rain chance 5–10%
